Free I-9 readiness guide
After the Notice: An I-9 Readiness Guide for Employers
What auditors review, which errors cost the most under ICE's current approach, and what to fix before the next one.
Inside the guide
- What a Notice of Inspection is, and what the three day clock really means
- Substantive versus technical violations, and why that line moved in March
- The current penalty schedule, $288 to $2,861 per form, in plain numbers
- The errors auditors find most, across Section 1, Section 2, and Supplement B
- Corrections after a notice: why that is a counsel question, and the two rules that never change
- How to run a self-audit that documents good faith
- Retention that survives an audit
- The gap paperwork cannot close
- A one-page readiness checklist to keep
Written by Janice Kephart, founder of ZipID, 25 years in federal identity policy: Border Counsel to the 9/11 Commission, an author of the REAL ID Act, and Senate Judiciary counsel who drafted the federal identity theft criminal statute.
ZipID is a technology company, not a law firm. The guide is general information, not legal advice. Consult qualified immigration or employment counsel about your situation.